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08/10/2021

Twelve projects involving 15 reserve sites across the nation and totaling more than $4 million have been recommended for support by NOAA’s National Estuarine Research Reserve System Science Collaborative. See a list and map of the new projects, including a summary of each project.

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We support user-driven, collaborative research that addresses coastal management issues important to the National Estuarine Research Reserve System.

In the Spotlight

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04/26/2021
NERRA: Bringing built & natural shorelines together at GTM
Project Overview resource
4/28/2021
Stakeholder-Driven Modeling to Understand Oyster Population Sustainability
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04/05/2021
NERRA: Resilient Fisheries, Resilient Alaska
Journal Article resource
3/24/2021
Comparison of Oyster Aquaculture Methods and Their Potential to Enhance Microbial Nitrogen Removal from Coastal Ecosystems
Factsheet resource
3/9/2021
Piermont Marsh Buffer Research Summary
Journal Article resource
3/4/2021
Role of Wetlands in Reducing Structural Loss is Highly Dependent on Characteristics of Storms and Local Wetland and Structure Conditions
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02/17/2021
Shellfish may improve water quality in north Florida estuary (UF Blog)
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02/01/2021
Mission Unstoppable: How Oysters Keep Oceans Clean (Video)
Graphical Abstract (August 2020 journal article, Noble)
Journal Article resource
12/10/2020
Examining coastal dynamics and recreational water quality by quantifying multiple sewage specific markers in a North Carolina estuary
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Factsheet resource
11/6/2020
Recommended Methods for eDNA Water Sampling in Estuarine Systems
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11/04/2020
DEC Announces New Measures to Help New York Build Stronger and Smarter to Reduce Flood Risk Statewide
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Journal Article resource
11/2/2020
Credit for Going Green: Quantifying the water-quality value of green infrastructure improvements in New Hampshire

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